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hello, does hyper work on metal? have to drill hole on my security door

Nice comparison

Good video. I'm a 80 year old DIY and have some tools from my 30's. I have some Harbor Freight tools, some from Lowes, Amazon, etc. I have a fortune in tools but i take care of them. With the mo ey you saved on tools you could get a decent tool bag at HF for $10-$15. Good job on your video. 😊

I love your video so far! Make more vids! Whats your edc carry?

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I don't know what is up with your Klein's.. I have several Klein Lineman and diagonal cutters and every single one of them are perfect. No gap whatsoever and cut like butter

You can't go wrong with any one of them. Those are top of the line of the living history pliers brands. Knipex have a combination pliers version (the European type), 9" - which is almost twice as cheap as the lineman's, but also with a high leverage pivot and powerful and comfortable.

Out of curiosity, would the shafts interchange between handles?

Always buy decent tools, once long time ago bought cheap 15dlls set, hammer broke in the first nail I took out, scissors didn't cut, saw broke after used about 3 times, flashlight gave out also 😂 still have the spanner and 4 screwdrivers and small measuring tape.

Dougies are the only way to go, there’s a learning curve, but i can adjust them with one hand and they sit flat on the face of the main sizes of plumbing nuts you’ll encounter, for a pair of plies with teeth they rarely gaul, even when your doing shit you shouldn’t, channel locks are for gas pipe only.

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The gap in the Klein's is actually a design feature from what I recall. The idea is the slight gap is so when you squeeze the handles, the gap closes, but doesn't press into the opposing blade.

Tip: With spring-loaded strippers with lock, you can apply the lock after squeezing strippers around wire, after which you can freely reposition your grip or even stand on the strippers and pull wire with both hands if necessary

I have the Milwaukee's which I really like a lot but I also have the Klein Tools J215-8CR Hybrid Pliers with Crimper! Which have the knurled wide tips for twisting wire with ease! Thanks for the video!

Your bias is showing XD

Douglas pliers have some quirks and are currently almost twice the price of channel locks. They are made by Wilde Tools who makes pretty nice "Flush Fasteners" (same as the Proto Stanley tools) which have a very smooth adjustment action! Thanks for the video!

The Kliens with the Journeyman grips are $39.99 at Home Depot. Nothing holds up as well as the Klien 2000 series. Not even the Knipex. You don't cut wire all day long barely squeezing the pliers like your test. You did not cut any 6/32 or 8/32 screws. The snap of the Knipex wears on your hands. The Kliens eliminate that snap. Channel locks can not cut any screws and rust quickly. 25 five years in the trade. Had numerous pairs of Knipex also that had too much daylight between the cutting blades. Can use the Kliens to remove knock outs hammering on a screw driver. If you do that with the Knipex the small pivot loosens and pliers get wobble in them.

Electrician here. I own all 3 brands. They are all GOOD. Klein i prefer for alot of splices. The top heavy feel of the tool aids in splicing multiple wires and wires of different sizes. The weight also makes it a great hammer in situations. The cutters generally hold up the longest between the three. Rectangle cutout can hold a 3/8s nut and be used a 9/16 wrench in a pinch. Knipex. Balance and finish are unmatched. This tool is awesome, metallurgy makes it rust and corrosion resistant, round cut allows to cut heavy gauge wire. They cut very well. Ive cut 1/4 bolts several times, very minor depressions in blades occured still cut well. Gripping nose is slightly smaller than Klein. Channellock. A cheap USA made no frills tool. Probably cut the best but rubber handles slide off, the tool rusts pretty easily and the tool head is slimmer than the competiton, a big downside. If you need to splice 3 or more 12awgs your SOL, wish they would fix that. Channellock used to make wiremaster plier that the old timers swore by.

I like the multi bit drivers but I hate the marketing of them. I deal with a lot of different screws and I have found that for me to get the bits that I regularly use I have to purchase multiple drivers because the bit I need only comes in one of the maybe 7 drivers. As it stands my current go to is a Klein adjustable shaft length driver with a traditional magnetic bit holder. Coupled with the Hercules 100 piece bit set that I added the nut driver bits to. All are impact rated so I can use my hand driver when necessary and easily change to the screw gun/drill/impact easily. There are a couple of item specific bits that I doubt I'll find (like the valve stem core remover that I saw on one of the multi bit drivers) but I might use that once so maybe not worth it.

Knipex 😍 , also Wiha makes some quality tools, I don't know how much they cost in USA, in Europe Wiha is cheaper then Knipex 😊

I use a Harbor Freight "Doyle 9-in" pliers that for $18 I don't care beating the crap out of them. I also have a Tekton 9 in that are also pretty good but those are for DIY auto repairs. In the car's tool bag I carry a Wal Mart Hart 8-in.

Many of the items you are showcasing from HF can be found for free or at least reduced with coupons. From my perspective it is more of a convenience and and warranty. Most of the HF have a lifetime warranty which is far easier to exchange.

So my tool kit didn’t come with any of the screw driver heads or bits. Got two sets of the inches, and no wire Same exact price from Walmart Did I get screwed over?? No pun intended

If only good tools cost this little of an amount of money. I've heard people say avoid Harbor Freight, I always said to my self, it cant be that bad, but after seeing how cheap their tools are, I can see why their having problems.

I almost ordered a pair today. I’m glad I didn’t. Thank you for the review. I’m going to subscribe. You deserve more than 6 followers. I will say the teeth on the dg are aggressive.

I agree, i bought a pair of douglas becouse of everything I've been hearing about them, ive been using channelocks all my life and im just so used to them.